#shinsho

[ruisite]

Release date: 2024 Dec

[haikyuubby]

𝐌𝐈𝐍𝐃 𝐆𝐀𝐌𝐄𝐒 ; h. shinso

↳ ੈ‧₊˚ ┊͙ “watch me turn your mind into my home.”

✭ - smut, female reader

𝐖𝐀𝐑𝐍𝐈𝐍𝐆𝐒: face sitting, fucking, usage of shinso’s quirk.

“god hitoshi, you always know how to make me feel so good.”

right now, i was sitting on hitoshi’s face.

his tongue drew circles between my lips, making me feel immense amounts of pleasure.

“i��m here to make you feel good, y/n.” he responds, grabbing my thighs and holding me down.

my back arches at his words, heat spreading all throughout my body.

we decided to try out something new: face sitting.

i was always too nervous to try something like this before, so it took a while for me to warm up to the idea of it.

to add to this, we’ve tossed around the idea of using hitoshi’s quirk during sex before, too.

i bite my lip trying to stay quiet.

i feel his large hands lift me up from him, placing me beside of him.

“wait, why did you do that—“

“if we’re going to be trying new things out, i want to be able to hear you.”

feelings of both fear and excitement bubble up inside of me, already knowing what’s going to happen next.

“can i use my quirk on you?” he asks.

“yes.”

as soon as i answer, i feel my mind go foggy.

the feeling of being brainwashed is similar to sleep paralysis; i’m aware of my surroundings but i can’t move or speak on my own.

i feel hitoshi lay me down on the bed, slowly rubbing his dick between my folds

after a minute of his teasing, he starts sliding his dick inside of me.

“don’t hold back your sounds, okay?” hitoshi says.

involuntary breathy moans fall from my lips, due to his command.

he starts moving in and out of me at at a comfortable but fast paced.

hitoshi’s hands are digging into my sides, making my body move against his smoothly.

“tell me, am i making you feel good, y/n?” he asks.

“yes, you’re making me feel so good hitoshi.” i respond, not having any other choice but to.

hitoshi moves his mouth towards my neck, starting to kiss and suck on my skin.

this action causes me to whimper a bit, he knows that my neck is sensitive.

hitoshi looks up and taps the side of my face with his hand.

as he does this, he breaks the brainwashed daze i was in.

“sorry, i would’ve kept you under my control for longer but i missed your natural responses.” he says.

“it’s okay…that was so interesting.” i respond.

for a second, i forgot that he was inside of me.

i felt his dick twitch, signaling that he wanted to continue what we were doing prior to this conversation.

“i bet it was, i’ll do that again sometime.”

after he says that, i lean myself up to give him a kiss.

shortly after, he starts thrusting inside of me again, more needily and impatiently this time.

hitoshi moves my legs to where they’re over his shoulders, allowing him to penetrate himself deeper inside of me.

“god, hitoshi— you feel so good~”

i analyze his flushed face, his violet locks fall on each side of his cheeks, making him look incredibly handsome at this very moment.

“f-fuck, do you mind if i cum inside of you?” he asks.

i shake my head no, knowing that i’ll probably regret letting him do that to me later.

after he asks that, it was only a matter of seconds before i feel a familiar warm substance flow inside of me.

hitoshi keeps thrusting into me, obviously wanting me to cum too.

“hitoshi, i’m gonna cum-“ as soon as i say this, my back arches, and i feel as if i’m seeing stars.

after i came on him, he pulls out and lays down beside me.

“so, what’d you think of that?” he asks.

“it was amazing, hitoshi.” i respond, cuddling up next to him.

we then talked about how we’d approach using his quirk next time we fucked.

“by the way, i want you to sit on my face again. you need to stop worrying so much about that, it’s for your benefit.” he says, out of the blue.

i shake my head in approval, taking in the depth of his words.

“i’m so lucky to have you.” i say to him.

“i’m the one who’s lucky, y/n.”

[jpllsif]

[valenfield-inspo]

"Chris is staring intently at a statue of a sleeping beauty. He's like a person looking at his lover through a mirror, where the other side of the mirror's a different dimension. The image displayed on the PDA screen issued by the BSAA isn't very good quality. The faint face is illuminated by a weak light, and the blurry rim of the face is full of fantasy colors. It's unknown whether this is what gives the person in the image a sense of living. This also gives what's on the other side of this still image, Chris, to believe the person in the screen's still alive. Perhaps this is hope in his heart, or maybe it's a dumb innocent wish. The lady in the image is like a white dead body with pure skin. The hair color seems to be slightly lighter than what Chris had in mind, and due to the closed eyelids, it's kind of hard to tell. There are many unknowns surrounding this picture, and it's not far fetched to say this lady's related to her. Despite that, Chris is able to recognize the person. He's been chasing this lead all the while, just so he can repair the missing piece of his heart. This can't be a mistake, nor an illusion. This is a fact."

Resident Evil 5 / Biohazard 5 Kaitai Shinsho

[holder-of-saturn]

Dude what if Shinsou heard voices in his head from his quirk, just random voices saying whatever. But they freak him out really bad

[anti-katsuki-lounge]

If I recall from canon, didn't Aizawa admits during the Sports Festival Arc that he only reads(skims) the student files right then and there(at the Sports Festival), thus he still wouldn't get the full situation with the students?

Who know what's funny, had Shinso been in 1-A in the first place like in a lot of fanfics with Mineta-replaced-by-Shinso, Aizawa teaching only him would just be Aizawa sucking Bakugo's and Shinso's dicks(let's be really here, Bakugo still gets a lot of love in these fics). But on the other hand, those same Shinso-in-1-A often does lead to the fact that Aizawa actually does his job for the rest of the class. There are obviously rare fic exceptions that call out the canon version of Aizawa, but most of the time, Aizawa actually is made into a better teacher.

Canon Aizawa just becomes a bigger issue simply because we are shown more scenes of him teaching Shinso than teaching the 1-A students combined. We literally need filler arcs in both the manga and anime of him teaching the 1-A students and one of the issues we would have with Aizawa would be diminished.

I totally forgot about that. Yeah, the fact he admits he only “skims” their files is him outright admitting what a lousy teacher he is. Based on what we’ve seen, his idea of “skimming” files is him not even reading them to the point where one of the first pieces of info about Izuku’s quirk, the day he registered it, was glanced over.

You’re pretty much right about him sucking Hitoshi’s dick from the get-go if he was in his class. After Katsuki, Shota’s favorite student is by far Hitoshi… despite Hitoshi’s terrible attitude and lack of effort put into training.

[saltprince]

Full lyric video for Mikoto no Sora, the zodiac mini album song for Makura, Payila, and Anila!

[redsamuraiii]

Notice me, senpai! Pic by いんちょきたいむず

Koshiba Fuka notices the cameraman at the Setsubun Festival at Naritasan Shinsho-ji.

[videogamepolls]

Requested by anon

[cantheywinthehungergames]

Ukyo Tatsuya from yakuza kurohyou

age: 17

propaganda: he survived an underground fighting ring

Tribute Name: Ukyo Tatsuya

Age: 17 (Kurohyou: Ryu ga Gotoku Shinsho)

Restrictions: Can only use tools and weapons supplied in the Hunger Games arena

If you would like to see a character aged 12-18 enter the Hunger Games, please submit them through my asks. 19+ aged character submissions are currently closed.

Please also look at my pinned post for submission rules as well as a list of previously submitted characters prior to submitting your character.

[blushingguy]

Sayonara Futaribocchi Renai Shinsho/ Farewell Our Lonely Love Story

[19-ninetyfive]

Shinsho-Ji Gardens, Narita, Japan.

[realyauza]

I love when rgg is suddenly an rpg game. As the standard nowadays your choice changes nothing.

[jpllsif]

[valenfield-inspo]

"Chris is staring intently at a statue of a sleeping beauty. He's like a person looking at his lover through a mirror, where the other side of the mirror's a different dimension." - Resident Evil 5 Kaitai Shinsho

[anti-katsuki-lounge]

A good write up on why I don’t like Hitoshi. I do have my issues with U.A’s exam, primarily that it’s not versatile in any sort of way outside of wailing on robots, but if best girl Tooru can restrain or destroy robots while only having an invisibility quirk, then there’s no reason why Hitoshi couldn’t have done so either. The answer is that he didn’t train whatsoever.

The UA Entrance Exam

This was going to be part of a larger post about UA as a whole, but I decided this was probably best to stand alone, because this is more random thought/opinion than a proper critical post. Welcome to what is probably going to be a controversial post: the UA Admissions test isn't bad?

The main argument against it is that it puts those without a combat quirk at a disadvantage, right? And, well, that's true. But... is that wrong?

Here's the thing: the more heroism as a whole is developed in the setting, the more something becomes startling clear, one simple fact that stands above all others.

Heroism is a profession defined by fighting.

You can be a rescue hero, you can spend your time saving people from collapsing building or finding those who are lost, but if you've gotten to the point of being a professional hero? You know how to throw down.

I'm not even talking about UA, here: there's a license exam that everyone has to take, as part of a process of being a hero. Half of it is saving people, yes... but the other half? It's purely about fighting other people. Hell, even part of the saving people portion has combat aspects, since it's focused around, not just saving people, but saving people while under attack.

I'll say it again: if you are a hero, you are a fighter, by definition.

So, what's that have to do with the UA entrance exam? In all honesty, that exam is functionally a simulation of running around a city, beating up random street thugs. It's testing if you can beat people up, one of the most fundamental parts of heroism (deadpan stare).

The follow up point is, what about Quirks that aren't combat focused, but are still useful for heroism? Shinso, for example? If those were actual people, he probably could have beaten them, right? That's unfair!

And, I'll admit, that's right; in the context of that exam, it is unfair, because some people can vomit lava lasers and some can't. Is Brainwash useful? Absolutely. Counterpoint: what is day one Shinso going to do if he meets some guy in an alley with no mouth and a knife?

Die.

Literally, if he didn't run away, all he'd do is die.

Everyone who passed, and quite a few who didn't pass, could take down Wannabe Slenderman, while Shinso would just end up dead in that alley. This is going to sound bad, but life is unfair, and if you're going to go around picking fights with dangerous people and not prepared for that fact, you will pay for it.

Now, let me introduce you to Chad Hagakure.

In the grand scheme of things, while Toru has a useful support power, Shinso's is a lot better than hers, more versatile, more powerful. You can, in the words of Ollivander, do great things with a power like that. While Toru's Quirk gives her some advantages against the robots, it isn't going to beat them for her, either, and the off button idea is fanon with no canon backing.

So how did she get in, with her inferior quirk, when Shinso didn't?

Because Shinso coasted through his life with only his Quirk, and then was helpless when met up with something with the amazing ability to shut up. Everything he did, before Aizawa took him under his wing, revolved around making the other person talk, and absolutely nothing else. Toru, meanwhile, found opponents her invisibility couldn't magically destroy for her, and responded by beating them to death.

You probably think I'm being dramatic or something, but I'm not kidding. You need to stop robots to get points to pass; Izuku is the only person to pass on rescue points only, canonly. She doesn't have a power or tools to let her restrain them like Minoru did, so she had to, had to, break them. She doesn't have laser beams, or fire blasts, or anything to make it easy for her; all Toru had was the ability to ambush things, her muscles, and maybe a rock or a steel plate or something she picked up along the way.

That's all she had... and then she managed to kill her way in the heroism course anyways, past people who probably had Quirks much more compatible with the problem at hand. She went up to robots, probably from behind, and then hit them until they stopped moving.

In other words, Toru went into the Entrance Exam... and then the Doom music kicked in.

At the end of the day, though, I'm saying all these things, and while they're true, I feel like I'm dancing around the fundamental point: being a hero is about more than just a Quirk.

As a setting, MHA is one with a broad set of powers and abilities, by design. It means that there's lots of cool and interesting people to meet, which is the point, but on a practical level, it also means that every Quirk, every Quirk, has something that counters it. For support Quirks especially, there's seemingly always that One Simple Trick to beat them; a pair of thermal goggles, for example, renders Toru Quirkless. If you just don't talk, Brainwash is useless. And when that happens, you can't just say, 'Time out!' and get a new villain; you'll have to fight them anyways.

If you depend on your one special trick and nothing else, one day that will be your downfall.

UA has a lot of questionable decisions in it, about it, around it, but it is good at teaching its students how to beat the living shit out of people; you could even say it specializes in it. It has no illusions about the reality of the job it's preparing them for. And in the same vein, this isn't something that should be a surprise to any applicant; almost every time we see a hero in the media? They've just finished fighting someone. If they're not entering UA with wide open eyes about what they're going to have to do (and probably after signing some liability waivers to boot), then frankly they're idiots.

The Entrance Exam, mostly, tested one simple thing: are you ready to fight someone? Are you ready to walk into that alleyway and beat those thugs into submission? It's easier for people with combat Quirks, yes, because those are Quirks that are good at fighting, but that's not the end all; in another life, if he had worked out before hand, if he was determined to win, even if he was at a disadvantage, Shinso could have walked in, picked up a piece of rebar, and just hit things until he passed.

Like, let's compare Shinso and Bakugou: both of them have a good Quirk, and both of them knew it. (I know fanon and the narrative say otherwise, but Shinso has had nothing but praise from the flashbacks we've seen, with only a few comments that were somewhat negative but still held implicit respect for his Quirk and it's powers. Everyone he talks to says he has a good Quirk. He's happy using his Quirk. He is not the fanon abused little racoon.)

Shinso accepted that as fact and walked into UA without putting any work in, from what we can see (he faced Izuku, who was effectively Quirkless, and the second his Quirk failed he panicked and basiclly flailed more than fought, still only trying to make Izuku talk rather than actually beat him in a fight, even though Izuku was right there, about to beat him in a fight, and prepared to avoid his Quirk) and was smacked down accordingly.

Then we look at Bakugou, and that's the thing with Bakugou: he had an easy road to heroism, and knew it. I've said this somewhere before, but Hori leans on 'Bakugou works hard' as an excuse to not talk about his moral failings, because he does work hard, but not that hard. 'Bakugou working hard', in all honesty, is peak 'Tell not Show', and is repeated so damn often I'm sick of it.

The thing is that the idea of that isn't wrong, just the execution of it. With his muscles, with the way his Quirk is supposed to work, he had to put work into bulking up, staying in shape. He didn't just get his Quirk and say, 'I'm set for life', he fought for it. And while Hori praises him like Rock Lee when we barely see him do shit, the idea of a talented person working hard anyways could have been great. It's something you see in a lot of shonen manga, and is emblematic of heroism itself, and the spirit that UA is supposed to show: you can't just coast into heroism. You need to fight for it, earn it.

...I got a bit off topic there, but the point is the kid didn't just manifest those muscles out of the ether, he has to be training off screen, even if we should be seeing it more on screen.

Bakugou had a good Quirk, but was willing to train himself to achieve his goals.

Toru has a, honestly, medicore Quirk, but still managed to fight her way to her dreams.

Shinso has a good Quirk, but his only strategy when his Quirk failed him was, 'try harder to get them again with my Quirk!'.

Heroism is about power, true, but it's also about attitude, willingness, determination, the ability to perform under pressure and to make good choices and act on them, all the things that got early Izuku through the series before he got Full Cowl, often without using his Quirk at all. Most of that, if not all of it, can be trained over time, true... But if you're not born lucky, and you're not willing or able to work out enough, to think cleverly enough, or to be vicious enough to smash some weak robots, then honestly you're probably not ready for the hero course.